Step into the shadowy world of Harrison Investigation, where ghosts whisper secrets and history hides chilling mysteries! Crafted by Heather Graham, this paranormal romance series blends spine-tingling suspense with rich historical intrigue, following a team of investigators who unravel supernatural cases across America. With its mix of skepticism, psychic gifts, and heart-pounding romance, Harrison Investigation has enchanted readers who crave a thrilling escape.
From eerie Virginia estates to haunted New Orleans streets, the series dives into the paranormal with a cast led by skeptical sheriff Matt Stone and psychic Darcy Tremayne. Whether you’re a fan of ghostly tales or historical mysteries, Harrison Investigation offers a captivating ride that’s hard to put down.
How Harrison Investigation Began
Heather Graham, a prolific author known for her romantic suspense and paranormal novels, launched the Harrison Investigation series in 2003 with Haunted. Inspired by her love for history and the supernatural, Graham created a world where the past lingers in ghostly form, demanding justice. Her theater arts background and knack for vivid settings brought authenticity to the series, making each location a character in its own right. The series grew from Graham’s desire to blend romance, mystery, and the paranormal, establishing a unique niche in the genre.
The Heart of Harrison Investigation
The series kicks off with Haunted (2003), where Matt Stone, a sheriff who scoffs at ghosts, reluctantly allows Harrison Investigations to probe strange happenings at his historic Virginia estate, Melody House. Enter Darcy Tremayne, a psychic investigator whose belief in the supernatural sparks tension—and attraction—with Matt. As they uncover a lethal mystery tied to the Revolutionary War, their chemistry ignites. Ghost Walk (2005) shifts to New Orleans, where tour manager Nikki DuMonde teams up with paranormal investigator Brent Blackhawk to solve a murder linked to ghostly visions and a fallen FBI agent.
The Dead Room (2007) follows anthropologist Leslie MacIntyre, who communicates with ghosts after a tragic explosion. Investigating at New York’s Hastings House, she faces danger and romance while uncovering historical secrets. The Death Dealer (2008) dives into a serial killer case, blending paranormal clues with modern crime-solving. Themes of love, loss, and redemption weave through each book, with settings steeped in American history—think colonial Virginia or post-Katrina New Orleans. Graham’s style balances chilling suspense with soft eroticism, making the series a standout in paranormal romance.
The Harrison Investigation series doesn’t require reading in order, as each book focuses on unique pairs tackling distinct cases. Yet, chronological reading enhances the experience, deepening the arcs of recurring characters like Adam Harrison, the team’s founder. The interplay of skepticism and belief, paired with meticulously researched historical details, keeps readers hooked across its ten books.
Why Harrison Investigation Resonates
Harrison Investigation has carved a lasting niche in paranormal romance, influencing fans and authors with its seamless blend of mystery and the supernatural. Its vivid settings and well-crafted characters resonate with readers who love immersive storytelling. Graham’s ability to ground ghostly tales in real-world history has earned praise, with reviews lauding her pacing and atmospheric prose. The series’ impact lies in its accessibility—standalone stories welcome newcomers, while loyal fans savor the interconnected universe that paved the way for Graham’s Krewe of Hunters series.
- First Book Published: 2003 (Haunted)
- Total Books: 10, including standalone titles like The Presence and The Killing Edge
- Key Settings: Virginia, New Orleans, New York
- Genre: Paranormal Romance and Mystery
Ready to explore ghostly mysteries and sizzling romance? Grab Haunted and dive into Harrison Investigation’s thrilling world today!